Sentence examples for servants an from inspiring English sources

Britain's army of civil servants, an essential Labour constituency, will not be pleased.

Google, disgruntled civil servants, an ex-Grateful Dead lyricist and Ron Suskind's "Price of Loyalty" appear to be their sources.

"It is very determined, very patient and organisationally very strong".The media, meanwhile, give the civil servants an unusually direct line of communication with the outside world.

Invariably well informed and familiar with the reports of his envoys, he was to his civil servants an unequaled model of exactitude, devotion to duty, and justice.

There is a lot of gorgeous music here: an overture both emotional and martial; a flirtatious opening duet for two servants; an aria for one of the wives (a sensitive Allison Nicholas) with atmospheric clarinet accompaniment.

Nor were their servants, an odd omission.Brazil's elites are still mixing power with pleasure, as Mr Robb shows through his account of the baroque corruption that surrounded Fernando Collor, the first president popularly elected after dictatorship faded in the 1980s.

Servants: A Downstairs View of 20th-Century Britain.

"We had servants, a driver, a chef," he said in a recent interview.

— A.D. "Servants: A Downstairs View of Twentieth-Century Britain" (Bloomsbury), by Lucy Lethbridge, out November 18th.

"Peter energises civil servants," a senior official confided at the time.

Children younger than 14 are prohibited from working as servants, a statute that is widely flouted.